FAQ
Answers before the first call.
A good project conversation starts with the address, the scope, the timing, and the details that could change the estimate.
What types of work does David & Goliath handle?
The company handles residential and commercial construction, building alterations, remodeling, kitchens, bathrooms, basements, roofing, siding, gutters, decks, doors, windows, fences, insulation, weatherizing, flooring, and painting.
Do they handle both residential and commercial projects?
Yes. Public profiles list commercial construction, residential construction, houses, office buildings, residential buildings, and single-family residential work.
Where does the company work?
The listed service region includes Westbury, Long Island, New York City, and the Hudson Valley, with Kings, Nassau, Queens, and Suffolk counties specifically named.
Can they help if the project is still early?
Yes. The company materials invite early conversations, planning questions, in-home or in-office appointments, bids, samples, references, and financing conversations.
How are budgets and timelines handled?
The best first step is a site conversation and written scope. The project should define responsibilities, milestones, timing, materials, and payment schedule before work starts.
What should I send before calling?
Have the project address, type of work, desired timing, photos if available, and any known issues like leaks, dampness, code concerns, or access constraints.